APCM Cemflo/PCV Powder Cement Wagon - Blue Circle Cement - Pack 4Built between 1961 and 1965 for Associated Portland Cement Manufacturers (APCM), the Cemflo PCV wagons are probably best known for their use on trains of Blue Circle cement from Cliffe, in Kent, to Uddingston on the outskirts of Glasgow. During their working lives, they also supplied a number of other locations, including Aberdeen, Dewsbury, Dundee, Grangemouth, Sunderland, and Widnes. The last Cemflo PCV wagons were withdrawn from service in mid 1988.

repaints into the new blue scheme were not uncommon before 1970 and a not insignificant number gained double arrows and Rail alphabet numbers on all four cabsides

Four bufferbeam variations with different piping configurations

Destinations - Leeds/Hull

This development of the traditional van wagon featured offset sliding doors wide enough for pallet loading by forklift

Frequency Response200Hz - 20KHz

panelled doors

Leeds in Feb 1944

Shopping for someone else but not sure what to give them

These impressive wagons were built by Bombardier/Prorail of Wakefield in 1998 and designed to carry spent nuclear fuel from Royal Navy nuclear submarines from their bases at Devonport and Rosyth to Sellafield for disposal and typically ran with double headed Class 37/6 locomotives (also available from Accurascale here)

welded and welded with antennas

This model completes the set of Freightliner locomotives in this run by representing a “low-emission” variant

Built in August 1962 at Eastleigh